Right off the back of the very successful Raspberry Pi that officially launched earlier in the year, another manufacturer has announced they too will be entering the extreme low budget PC market. APC have developed a small computer using the popular VIA microchip. Running at 800 MHz the micro-computer is going to retail at £49 and will run an Android based operating system. Apparantly APC have developed a special version which is now compatible with a mouse and keyboard. The micro PC has a built in Internet Browser so is constantly compatible with cloud based services.

The APC is due to ship as soon as July this year. Register via this link to find out more! http://apc.io

Earlier today, Koushik Dutta’s latest app, Vysor was leaked by someone on Reddit. Koush is being a good sport about this and providing insight via Google+. Nonetheless, I feel it is important to say a word or two about what it means to be a tester. When someone asks you to test their product, whether […]

Mobile advertising is a double-edged sword. Developers need to make money. Many end users outright refuse to purchase apps. This is why mobile advertising exists. When it comes to me, I buy as many apps that I feel are worthwhile or innovative as I can. Devs need to eat so they don’t starve to death. If […]

Forecast.io has quickly become my go to weather source. Ever since a friend pointed me to the site I refuse to use any other source for the latest outlook. While it’s very iOS-esque and only has an official app for Apple products, the simple clean look works quite well. The interface is not the most […]

After only three days of exposure, Amazon has had Primecast blocked from use. From what I understand it was restricted via Amazon’s backend. That means there was no legal action taken against the Primecast developers or threats of action. The developers have taken the app down of their own volition. Contrary to what was written […]

Welcome to the very first edition of Saturday Sound Off, a weekly post where I will give my opinions on all the big happenings of the last week, and interact with our readers. Android 5.0 Lollipop was released with the Nexus 9 on Monday, November 3rd and the source code followed very quickly after. The […]

The HTC Desire Eye and Re both have active product pages on att.com at the time of this writing. Both devices were slated to go live on November 11th. It seems AT&T have either published the pages early or made a mistake. The Desire Eye is listed at $149.99 with a two year contract or […]

Sounds good, but will it run linux? theres no mention of the ram :| I see there’s a 4 pin for the PSU, im assuming you’ll have to seperately pick up a low power PSU for this, and not use your phone charger.. :|